Energy & Environment

Staying within the Paris Climate Agreement’s 2℃ limit will require a large, coordinated action.

There's no denying the world is already paying for climate change. The price is stronger hurricanes, bigger wildfires, and unpredictable heat waves. So, how can people living on a changing globe literally pay to mitigate the effects of climate change? One solution is to utilize the social cost of carbon, says economist Michael Greenstone.

Collaborative agri-tech research by the two nations could have a transformational impact.

As individuals change their lifestyles, politicians, corporations, and investors start to follow their cues.

With more than 94 million Americans living near oceans and coasts, it is essential that the plan includes related risks and solutions.

We are the precious gems of knowledge, and caretakers of this planet we call home.

We can push for more ambitious decarbonization goals and explore potential contributions to the data and science goals.

Young people have recognized the urgency of the climate crisis and have become a force for change.

As we approach Earth Day, I am reminded of the importance of the environment and the need for accessibility.